Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 10:51:57 12/11/05
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On December 11, 2005 at 13:39:34, Keith Hyams wrote: >Hi Sandro >I know that you have vast experience of book-making. I assume that in order to >select suitable games to put in a book for Rybka, you would have formed opinions >about its strengths and weaknesses. > >Is there anything that you are willing to tell us about this? > > Regards > Keith Hi, I am just testing it and this is just a try, so the book could be improved if I want. I can tell you what is strong in this program, but not the weaknesses. This would not be nice... 1. Very strong when there are all or most pieces on the board as has a superior understanding on how to move the pieces to achive an advantage. 2. Better than most programs to develop the pieces and it does this in a very human like way (IM master and above way). 3. Cares more about center control and more space than other programs and know show to use this in the middle game. This is due to a vaste or very clear chess knowledge. 4. It use the king in the endgame like a GM. Even if this part is not refined yet, I am sure it will play the endgames quite well in the final version. I just have seen some games, so I am completing my knowledge of this program... Ciao Sandro
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